NBC’s police drama “Grimm” is filmed in Portland, and appropriately for the city, focuses on sustainability.

U.S. Olympic track and field athletes will wear new Nike uniforms at the London Summer Olympics that could shave 0.023 seconds off 100-meter sprint times.

Americans are increasingly buying cars with smaller engines that use less fuel.

Foreclosure filings fell in the Portland area last month, but jumped statewide as lenders worked overtime to get ahead of new foreclosure legislation taking effect in July.

LNG supporters, opponents battle it out with buttons in Astoria.

Thousands of people are flocking to see a Japanese dock that was torn loose by last year’s tsunami and ended up on an Oregon beach.

Average rates on fixed mortgages rose this week, the first increase in seven weeks. But mortgage rates remain near historic lows, boosting prospects for home sales this year.

Central Point trucking company Combined Transport is facing obstacles to move nearer a freeway exit.

U.S. stocks nudged up at the opening of trading today despite a batch of bad news.

A strongly worded letter from Southern Oregon University’s law firm threatened the Jefferson Public Radio Foundation board with “expensive” lawsuits in a dispute over ownership and control of the radio stations.